Change your cabin filter!
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Re: Change your cabin filter! (ReddotsS2K)
1. Open Hood
2. It is located under the cowling on the passenger side.
3. Remove clips from cowling be careful not break clips or tear rubber insulater.
4. Remove cowling.
5. Remove Air Filter assembly.
6. Remove old filter from assembly.
7. Install new filter in assembly.
8. Install assembly back in place.
9. Replace cowling.
10. Replace cowling clips carefully.
11. Close hood.
2. It is located under the cowling on the passenger side.
3. Remove clips from cowling be careful not break clips or tear rubber insulater.
4. Remove cowling.
5. Remove Air Filter assembly.
6. Remove old filter from assembly.
7. Install new filter in assembly.
8. Install assembly back in place.
9. Replace cowling.
10. Replace cowling clips carefully.
11. Close hood.
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Re: Change your cabin filter! (fastfour)
'02 w/ 55k. It was parked outside for a good part of its life, which im thinking helped contribute to the state of disaster it was in. I dont know if it was the original filter as I got the car with 22k on it back in '05. The moral of the story is to change it per the recommended schedule, cause thats what you're breathing in otherwise 
-Todd
-Todd
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Re: Change your cabin filter! (01SSAP1)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by 01SSAP1 »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">1. Open Hood
2. It is located under the cowling on the passenger side.
3. Remove clips from cowling be careful not break clips or tear rubber insulater.
4. Remove cowling.
5. Remove Air Filter assembly.
6. Remove old filter from assembly.
7. Install new filter in assembly.
8. Install assembly back in place.
9. Replace cowling.
10. Replace cowling clips carefully.
11. Close hood.</TD></TR></TABLE>
12. Enjoy freash air.
2. It is located under the cowling on the passenger side.
3. Remove clips from cowling be careful not break clips or tear rubber insulater.
4. Remove cowling.
5. Remove Air Filter assembly.
6. Remove old filter from assembly.
7. Install new filter in assembly.
8. Install assembly back in place.
9. Replace cowling.
10. Replace cowling clips carefully.
11. Close hood.</TD></TR></TABLE>
12. Enjoy freash air.
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Re: Change your cabin filter! (purehonda)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by purehonda »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">Im sure mine needs it after 7 years and 70k miles</TD></TR></TABLE>
lol love your avatar "we need mroe cowbell!"
lol love your avatar "we need mroe cowbell!"
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